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Bairefoot Inner circle 1097 Posts
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Hello. Has anyone here ever seen a magician hold a cane out between both hands and have a ball go up and down the cane? If so please email me or please share how good or bad the effect looked. Did it look magical?
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Pete Biro 1933 - 2018 18558 Posts
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It looks more like juggling/balancing skill than magical... but if you sell it and do it well, go for it.
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JamesTong Eternal Order Malaysia 11213 Posts
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Pete is right. By itself it may not look good and magical but you can always combine it with ball manipulation to spice up the routine.
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ibm_usa Special user In Your Mind, Ky, USA 722 Posts
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Sure it can become magical. It is a ball that refuses to obey the laws of gravity!
"You may think that i only talk of things from the past, you know, history, well magic is history"
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kregg Inner circle 1950 Posts
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That's right. The difference between magic and juggling are the relationships between the object, the performer and ultimately the audience.
POOF!
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Bairefoot Inner circle 1097 Posts
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Thanks fellows. So can someone help me with some methods that will work. I plan on using a golf club. Thanks
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Bill Hegbli Eternal Order Fort Wayne, Indiana 22791 Posts
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Petrick and Mia sell a floating golf ball that should work well for you. I just checked their web site and it is no longer listed. I have one I can sell. It is a newer version of the old Blondio ball trick. Ball travels from hand to hand.
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Pete Biro 1933 - 2018 18558 Posts
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Why didn't you mention a golf club in the beginning? You asked about a cane. Different problem owing to the shape differences.
BTW: I just thought of a way to do the ball bouncing off the club head ala Tiger Woods (but I ain't gonna tip it off). ![]()
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montemagic Elite user San Diego, CA 471 Posts
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Michael Lair had a mini paper lantern that he did a similar effect with. It may have been a mini beach ball. It was very cheap and easy to do.
Aim To Amaze
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Michael Baker Eternal Order Near a river in the Midwest 11172 Posts
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Dr. Peter Gloviczki had a billiard ball roll (actually creep) slowly down his arm into the last remaining space between his fingers. It is explained in one of his sets of lecture notes.
~michael baker
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Bairefoot Inner circle 1097 Posts
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Thanks everyone. Mr. Baker do you have those lecture notes? I do remember Mr. Lairs routine now. Thanks Monte. Can you tell me more about the Blondio Ball? Thanks Pete I love that idea it would look like reel magic.
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Michael Baker Eternal Order Near a river in the Midwest 11172 Posts
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Sorry, Michael. I did have them until about a year ago. Sending you a PM.
~michael
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Paul Jester Special user UK 759 Posts
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Blondio (sp?) ball is explained in "It's Easier Than you Think" Vol 3 (the add on to the original book) by Geoffrey Buckingham. It's a similar effect where the ball is rolled along the top of a handkercheif. If you get some string and play you can put it together real easy though...
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Bairefoot Inner circle 1097 Posts
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Thanks Paul.
Bairefoot |
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BenSalinas Special user Coinoscenti 747 Posts
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Gaetan Bloom rolled an egg across a wooden cane in a movie called "Henry & June" about Anais Nin a few years ago.
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